The $400,000 helmet for the F-35 Lightning 😱 — Transcript
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- 0:00this is the $400,000 helmet made for the
- 0:02F35 lightning why does it cost so much
- 0:05well it's a lot more than just a helmet
- 0:07it takes the traditional heads up
- 0:08display to another level projecting data
- 0:10like air speed heading altitude and
- 0:12targeting information directly onto the
- 0:14visor the helmet can also stream
- 0:16real-time imagery from six infrared
- 0:18cameras mounted all around the aircraft
- 0:20allowing the pilot to see their
- 0:21surroundings including looking down
- 0:23through the bottom of the jet when
- 0:24flying in darkness there's no need for
- 0:26night vision goggles because that's
- 0:27integrated directly into the helmet as
- 0:29well as you'd expect the build quality
- 0:31is next level featuring a complete
- 0:33carbon fiber design with reinforced
- 0:35Kevlar the custom fitting process
- 0:36includes a 3D scan of the Pilot's head
- 0:39an optical eye measurement to ensure
- 0:40precise distance from the pupils and a
- 0:42spinal alignment to prevent neck
- 0:44injuries during hygi Maneuvers just like
- 0:46this
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